Polaroid 500 INTEGRAL COLOR PRINT FILM, 500 User Manual
Film Data Sheet
500 Integral Color Print Film
(previously sold as Captiva/95 Film)
Description
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Film Speed
ISO 640/DIN 29
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General-purpose, high-speed, medium-contrast, integral film for
high definition instant color prints. It is balanced for daylight and
electronic flash exposure.
Key Applications
• Amateur photography
• Promotional photography
• Photographic souvenirs
Compatible Hardware
• JoyCam Instant Camera
• P-500 Digital Photo Printer
• Captiva Instant Camera
• C-211 Zoom Digital Printing Camera
Format
3
4
/8 x 21/2 in. (11.1 x 6.4 cm)
Image Area
7
2
/8 x 21/8
Finish
Glossy
Exposures per Unit
10 exposures per pack
Development Time
2 minutes approximately
This film uses a small amount of caustic paste. If any paste appears, avoid contact with skin, eyes and mouth
and keep away from children and animals. If you get some paste on your skin, wipe it off immediately, then
wash with water to avoid an alkali burn. If eye contact occurs, quickly wash the area with plenty of water and
see a doctor. Do not cut or take apart pictures or battery. Do not burn battery or allow metal to touch terminals.
in. (7.3 x 5.4 cm)
Special Treatment
None
Alternative product
None
Caution
Limited Warranty
See information on the film box.
“Polaroid”, “Polaroid 500”, “Vision”, “Captiva”, and “JoyCam” are trademarks
of Polaroid Corporation,
Waltham, MA 02451 USA.
Film Data Sheet
Technical Data
500 Integral Color Print Film
The information in this data sheet
represents the typical performance
of Polaroid’s 500 integral color print
film. However, there may be some
variation between film lots.
Recommended speed:
ISO/DIN 640/29
0
Characteristic H&D curve for
normal development
3
H&D Curves
o
F/21oC
@ 70
Blue
Green
Red
Recommended processing
time and temperature:
Approximately 3 minutes
at 700F/210C
Balance:
Daylight and electronic
flash (5500oK)
Contrast:
Medium
Resolution (1000:1):
7-10 line pairs/mm
D-Max: The density value for the
film’s darkest black.
D-Min: The lowest density value
that a film exhibits. In prints, the
whiteness of the brightest highlight,
relative to the unprocessed print.
Slope: The positive ratio of the log
E increments of the straight line
region of the curve, as determined
by the 1/4-3/4 increment method.
The slope of an H&D curve
indicates the overall contrast of a
film: low contrast slopes less than
1.10; medium contrast slopes from
1.10 to 1.70; high contrast slopes
greater than 1.70.
2
Sample Density
1
0
-3
Characteristic H&D curve for
cold development
3
H&D Curves
o
F/18oC
@ 55
2
Sample Density
1
0
-3
Relative Log Exposure
Relative Log Exposure
Blue
Green
Red
0-2 -1
Characteristic H&D curve for
hot development
3
H&D Curves
o
F/35oC
@ 95
2
Sample Density
1
0
-3
Relative Log Exposure
Blue
Green
Red
0-2 -1
0-2 -1
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